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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 110, 11 May 1926, Page 14

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« WAITEMATA CLUB, The result of the hogey match on Saturday was :—Layzell and O'Connor. 1 up -. H. Jackson and Gooding, 1 down ; Harvey and Newell, 1 down. A club trophy match will be pluypd on Saturday ne-t. 'Players arrange partners. THIS WEEK'S MATCHES. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB'S TEAM. The following players will represent the Maungakiekie Golf Club in the match against the Auckland Club, at Middlemore.on Saturday next: — K. X. George, K. (). (Sardner, W. L. Bobinson, E. L. Bartleet. 11. rs. Anderson, T. B. Goulding, A. E. Robinson. R. J. Hamilton, R. Fairburn, G. Fairhtin. A. C. Anderson, J. N. Hunter, F. Trice, I. D. Gow, J. M. Hockin, A. M. Goulding. J. D. Dalziel, W. K. Cook, H. A. Randrup. C. F. Gardner, R. McCrystal, W. .7. A. Thorn son, J. C. Wilson, R. J. Torrens. Emergencies: A. H. Magson, 11. W. Cooke. M. Nelson. GLENDOWIE' LADIES' CUB.

Members of the Glendowie Ladies' Cuif Club will play the second round of tlie captain's match to-morrow. Tho draw i.» a> follows:—Mrs. Hill v. Miss Friar. Miss Brookfield v. Miss Maden. Miss (). Kimlish r. Miss Searell, Miss Meadows v. Mis. Browne, Miss M. English v. Miss Maedonakl. Miss Morrison v. Mrs. Markwick. Miss Johnson v. Mrs. Stanley, Miss M. llil! v. A. N. Other. The following were the best cards fur the L.G.U. medal match:—Miss Macdonald. 113—29—84: Mrs. Stanley. 11(5—::_ - X4. The C grade match was won by Miss I). Brookfield. WAITEMATA CUR. The bogey match played on Saturday hv members of the Waitemata Golf Club' resulted as follows:—I-'. Layzell anil (I'Conr.or. 1 up; B. Jackson and flooding, 1 down: A. Harvey and Xewell. 1 down. WAITEMATA LAWKS' Cl.fi'.. Following is the draw for the first round of the junior handicap match to lie n!aye,l Iby members of the Waitemata Ladies' <;..;r Club on Thursday:—Miss Honshaw v. Mrs Hogan, Mrs. McCreadic v. Miss Dale. Mrs. Chapman v. Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Walsh v. Mrs. Clouston, Mrs. Prime v. Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs. Houghton v. Miss I". Hall. Mrs Broughton v. Mrs. Rudge. Mrs. NpvUl v. Mrs. Anderson, Miss McGlushun v Miss Benjamin, Mrs. Beaumont v. Miss Goudic Mrs. Foster v. Miss Bailey, Mrs. Giifliths i Mies Hall, Miss Stoddart v. Miss Marks Miss Palairet v. Miss l'attcrson Mrs Ilarjcock v. Mrs. Gooding. Miss Cousins v Miss lOribbin, Mrs. Cook v. Mrs Ceot Miss iVVyatt v. Mrs. Spicer, Mrs. (Joldwate'r v Mrs 1 Lewin. I Tbe Canadian foursome match was won by Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Foster Mrs Atkinson won the bogey match. MAUNGAKIEKIE V. AUCKLAND. The above match will be ~:ave.| n she Middlemore links on Saturday :..\i ■■:,,.., the following players will re?>'resetr tic Muungakiekie Club:—R. M lirerv X v Gardner, \V. 1.. Kobinson. K. 1.. Barrieet. H. B. Anderson. T. A. Goulding \ E Kobinson, K. J. Hamilton <;. Fnlrlmrn .',. C. Anderson, .1. N. Hunter. F !>':■ •.1 \V | (Jow. .1. M. Hockin. A. M. j' ] ). j Dalziel. \V. K. Cook. 11. \ i:,-„ ■ ~,. <• IF. Gardner, K. McCrvstal. W .1 '. •; honi son. J. C. Wilson. K. J. Torrens \ 11. I Magson. Emergencies: II '\y c, ~,,. o _, ! Martelli, M. .Nelson. I NEW E VERSLIE~CO32S_: i The above new golf links at Pao.ikura were officially opened last Satu.-div In- i h ■ president (Mr. 1". .J. i.'arken. th'c .iV.'ic of the property, who wished the i-lub •■ > .. v success in the netu future. He also pr unise'l to have the ground harrowed, and to . I . his best to have the links in tip-.— ,p form for the season's ]day. There was a!. rg ■ attendance of members ~.<■] visitors r--.ui the l'ukeknhe. Waiukit. and fupakur.-i clubs, about SO players taking part hi the mixed foursomes. Mrs. A. Smith drove off the first ball, and play commenced, the winning pair being Mrs. K. I.ever and c. Milne •with a net score of fi-t. The ic-M best cards returned were Miss Hobbs ati-l I»vkc--s<i. Miss Little and It. Lever r,O. Miss Walker and Mr. Beei-hey 50. Afternoon tea was " served by Mes damps A. Smith. J. Walker, and .[.'Little. At the conclusion of th.c il.-iv's May Mr. White (president of the W'aiuku Ciuhi made reference in the line state of tlw | new links, which he proplu-sie I would become the linest links in the ■•nunty.